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This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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• Please copy/paste the text displayed in English instead of your language. If you have a screenshot of this bug (good practice), you can use Imgur.com to upload it and copy/paste the link here.

This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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This comments relate to solo play at the third level of challenges.

I really enjoyed the first two levels of challenges.

However, having reached the third level of challenges, and played multiple times, the game becomes far too luck dependent on what trail cards you draw, and when. Some of the challenges become a repetitive grind, waiting for the near ideal trail cards to come out at the correct time and sequence.

Often you have to play sub-optimally in the third round to meet the in-game (start of turn 9 challenge) in time and this destroys any chance of meeting the end game objective(s), even with ideal draws from that point.

I feel the difficulty of the level three challenges needs to be wound back a little to make it enjoyable at that level. For example, defer checking the in-game objective until actual game end, or reduce the overall loop length target from 50 to, say, 45.

I don’t want it to be easy. But I want to be able to achieve the challenge if I play near perfectly, and not be dependent on a series of “Hail Mary” card draws.

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